Gunsmithing Rifle Sling Stud Picatinny Adapter

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Has anyone used a rifle sling stud Picatinny adapter like this one from Accu-tac: Picatinny bipod adapter

I have a few rifles with sling studs that I would like to use my Atlas bipods on. My main concern with an adapter like this is the leverage it places on the sling stud being that it isn't centered over the stud. Also, do they stay tight?

 

[TC.TURTLECREEK]

yes, i have on 308/6.5/22lr. works just fine and no, mine doesn't come loose. sorry to say i can't recall who made mine.

 

[Nik H]

I have used the Accu-Tac as well and it worked very well

 

[hino895]

Same here

 

[db2000]

Yes. It’s very well made

 

[Mike Casselton]

Even the cheapo ones seem to hold tight

 

[isofahunter]

They work just fine.

 

[Bri0242]

I bought the same one, & it worked fine

 

[jpjulian]

I have one and it works fine. I also have another one I bought at BassPro on another rifle that doesn't fit anywhere as well as the Accu-Tac.

 

[perttime]

Apparently, there's a couple of different standards for sling stud diameter. Check that your adapter fits on your stud.

I recently put a sling stud on a rifle with a UIT rail, and it said it will work with Grovtec swivels. It does. But the adapter that came with my bipod didn't fit that stud.

 

[LRI]

Replace a screw with a 10-32 sling stud and you'd be all set. Just a thought.

LRI Mil Std 1913 Bipod Mount

The LRI Mil Std 1913 bipod mount is machined from 7075 T651 AL. Our Mounts easily accept today's popular QD-style bipods and feature a built-in flush cup socket. The hole spacing for attaching to the stock is 2.950". Included are stainless steel hardware and machined brass thread inserts. They...

www.longriflesinc.com

 

[TC.TURTLECREEK]

Replace a screw with a 10-32 sling stud and you'd be all set. Just a thought.

LRI Mil Std 1913 Bipod Mount

The LRI Mil Std 1913 bipod mount is machined from 7075 T651 AL. Our Mounts easily accept today's popular QD-style bipods and feature a built-in flush cup socket. The hole spacing for attaching to the stock is 2.950". Included are stainless steel hardware and machined brass thread inserts. They...

www.longriflesinc.com

I have that on one rifle.....and then put the stud clamped on to the rail. to be consitent amongs my rifles vs having to add that to all of my rifles, if that makes sense.

 

[westpacusn]

Has anyone used a rifle sling stud Picatinny adapter like this one from Accu-tac: Picatinny bipod adapter

I have a few rifles with sling studs that I would like to use my Atlas bipods on. My main concern with an adapter like this is the leverage it places on the sling stud being that it isn't centered over the stud. Also, do they stay tight?

Have you found some thing like this, the one in your link is on the expensive side? Thanks.

 

[db2000]

Has anyone used a rifle sling stud Picatinny adapter like this one from Accu-tac: Picatinny bipod adapter

I have a few rifles with sling studs that I would like to use my Atlas bipods on. My main concern with an adapter like this is the leverage it places on the sling stud being that it isn't centered over the stud. Also, do they stay tight?

I have and it’s rock solid. Highly recommend. Tried other cheaper Chinesium and they suck as expected.

 

[FuhQ]

Has anyone used a rifle sling stud Picatinny adapter like this one from Accu-tac: Picatinny bipod adapter

I have a few rifles with sling studs that I would like to use my Atlas bipods on. My main concern with an adapter like this is the leverage it places on the sling stud being that it isn't centered over the stud. Also, do they stay tight?

Been using one of these for years. Works great.

GG&G Picatinny Bipod Adapter